Mississinawa Valley High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Union City, OH)

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Health Learning to carry an injured person in Health class often led to some funny antics. Students learned that there is more to Health class than learning to bandage a cut. A medical study of the body was made during the second semester which in- cluded sex education. UNION CITY LUMBER SUPPLY, INC. Union City, Indiana 30

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Leads To Active Lives TRACE SNYDER. B. S. A graduate of MV, Mr. Snyder taught physical educa- tion, health and economic geography. He received his de- gree from Manchester College. In his first year of coaching, Mr. Snyder led MV's first Frosh Basketball team through a successful season. In addi- tion, he coached the track, cross country, and reserve bas- ketball team. He enjoys listening and dancing to good music, swim- ming and golfing. Bending, twisting, and stretch- ing promoted physical fitness in the boys' physical education classes. Push-ups, squat-thrusts, chin- ups, and sit-ups helped to build muscles and strong bodies. Daily exercises are very important for good health. Here the boys tried out the parallel bars, which were added to the phy- sical education department this year. MONG CONSTRUCTION Union City, Indiana 29 TEMPO LANES Union City, Ohio

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Industrial Arts-Woodcrafts ROYCE KILLEN, B.S. Mr. Killen completed his second year as industrial arts in- structor. A graduate from Eastern Kentucky College, he is enthusiastic about most sports, particularly horseback riding, football, and hunting. Mr. Killen stressed the importance of industrial arts to his students through many projects during the year, including maga- zine racks and shelves. The boys learned the correct way of glu- ing the varnishing, which added the polished finish to many of their projects. KIRSHBAUM COMPANY Union City, Indiana 31 BROADWAY CANDY COMPANY Union City, Indiana